Gaining, or by which one gains, money or wealth; profitable, lucrative. Obsolete.

Pertaining to lucre; gainful. Also, avaricious, covetous.

Profitable in a pecuniary sense, lucrative.

Yielding gain or profit; gainful, profitable. lucrative office n. an office to which compensation is attached.

esp. Leading to pecuniary gain; lucrative, remunerative.

Profitable.

Profitable, lucrative, advantageous.

making due return or repayment; giving due reward.

Lucrative, profitable.

Bringing gain; lucrative, profitable.

Yielding great wealth, lucrative. Obsolete.

= emolumentary, adj.

Of stock, assets, etc.: floating, liquid; (in early use) esp. available to liquidate a debt.

Liberally supplied with precious metal; generously paid or remunerated. Obsolete. rare.

designating a crop, type of livestock, etc., which furnishes a sufficient return to pay the rent; (in extended use) moderately profitable.

That yields financial profit; lucrative.

That tends to emolument; profitable, beneficial, advantageous.

That brings financial remuneration; profitable.

That may be maintained on a profitable footing; repaying (at least) the expenses of operation or use; = economic, adj. 3b; (by extension)…

That makes repayment; that pays something back.

That offers good pay or payment; highly profitable or remunerative.

That has received benefit or profit.

Profitable, remunerative; (also in extended use) rewarding.

Mining. Of a mine, ore deposit, etc.: capable of being profitably worked.

Occupied in, or intent upon, acquiring wealth; financially profitable, lucrative.

Business. Commercially advantageous or expedient; (of a business enterprise) repaying (at least) the expenses of operation or use; solvent or…

Of a business enterprise or proposal: certain to yield a profit or be commercially successful.

Hugely expensive; extremely rich or profitable.

Financially very profitable.